As I was unsure upon what may be considered a small brief, the YCN and D&AD briefs were re-read, and it was discussed whether they could be shortened in order to make a smaller brief. Although this was applicable, it was decided that this would leave my deisgn appearing very weak compared to others, who may have treated this as a large brief, and thus it was decided to complete another entry for penguin.
As I was not completely happy with my cold blood design, once comparing it to others within the class, I felt that completing a new design would allow a fresh approach t be developed.
The two briefs left were, to kill a mockingbird and the secret diary of Adrian Mole age 13 3/4.
In order to select a brief key considerations had to be made, including the target audience, amount of submissions per piece and general aesthetic. Some of these considerations have been listed below.
To kill a mockingbird
- One Of the most popular book's ever written
- Frequently read at GCSE and thus people will be more likely to select brief
- Large number of designs already completed for this cover.
- Generic mockingbird/blood
- Already members of the class doing this
The secret diary of Adrian Mole age 13 3/4.
- How can I relate this to a modern age?
- Many young people have read this
- Would it have to be illustration based?
Which would I personally prefer to complete?
When thinking specifically about the two books I would suggest that I would prefer to design the cover for To kill a mockingbird, as I believe the genre to be more suiting to my practice than that of Adrian Mole's. I also believe that I would also like to read the book, as I have not previously and thus this may allow me to do so. As a result of this It has been decided to complete this design, although the key considerations above must be outlined.
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